The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-26
Society Events.

Mr. john Appel and wife gave a card party on Fri
day evening 70 about thirty friends.
Miss Florence Stewart gave a charming little tea
company on Tuesday evening to few friends.
Mrs. S. @. Gill entertained few friends at cards
last night in honor of her sister Mrs. Shoemaker,
who Is visiting here from Cincinnati
Miss Linda Gray has issued invitations for break
fast on Wednesday morning at $50 o'clock in honor
of her sister Mrs. James n Bearnes, of Minneapolis.
Miss Coe. of Cleveland who visited Mr.. B. B.
Pecks family for several weeks last winter, mar:
ried on Tuesday last at her home to Mr. Bradley, OF
Cleveland
The dancing party to be given Wednesday evening
by the Bon Ton Senior Dancing Club at the residence
of Mr. John L. Geiger North Meridian street has
been indefinitely postponed.
The marriage of Miss Julia E. biinch to Mr.. Will
M ss P4s on have sssn bT
and Mrs. Mnich for the event.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Wiley. of Christian
avenue to Mr. Frank Glass, of the Second National
the home of Miss Wiley's parents
The Y, W. G I. .. will give lawn festival in
the yard OF WIS Mrs. Moody. No. III East St, Mary
'Newsboys' and Boot blacks Home"
The Northern Indiana Teachers Association will
ming next Tuesday evening State superintendent
LaFollette. W. A. Bell and others will attend from
this city.
on Friday afternoon at tea. for Mrs Lille Latham
Comstock, of Cleveland. The decorations and favors
were of pond lilies and every appointment was in
cellent taste.
Mr.. and Mrs James T. Wright gave pleasant New
market party last night at their nome on Nortn Deia
to meet her sister, Miss Marie Allen who has recently
returned from school.
A social will be given at the residence of Mr.. J. 7.
Cullen, No 422 North Meridian street, next
Wednesday evening under the auspices of the Ladies
Altar Society of St Johns Cathedral. Refreshments
music and recitations will be contributed to the enjoy
ment of the occasion.
The last meeting for the season of the womans'
Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian
Church will be held Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs Henry Latham on North Meridian street. Pa
cxxilI hA adj r-M Nor
Miller Miss Sara Skillen, Miss Alma Sickles and Mrs
on wednesday afternoon. to which members only
were invited. The hours passed rapidly in pleasant
event was one of the most delightful meetings of the
year. Miss Salle Rosenthal will entertain the club
the next time.
At the residence of Mr.. John King, No. III East
Ohio street, last Wednesday evening Mr.. Ira
Stephens of vincennes. was married to Miss Maggie
Miss Ruby Jordan and Miss Rose King her little
attendants Mr. and Mrs Stephens left directly for
Vincennes their future home
The ladies of the Free kindergarten making
great preparations for the lawn fete to be given at the
Butler homestead next Friday evening. The lead
ers are Mrs George " Townley and Mrs A. NJ. Rob
ertson. The Grouping of the Queen Fame. a beau
or, will be presented. Refreshments and various
novel attractions are in preparation for the event.
which will be of the handsomest given during TIE
A very pleasant occasion the marriage of Mr
Walter v. Bozen to Miss Annie a. Stlz, last Wednes
day night The wedding took place at the residence
of the brides mother in the of seventyhve
more relatives and friends, Rev. E. g. Hun ter of
holy Innocents Church, officiating After congratu
latons and bountiful repast the young couple Went
to their home little cottage just completed by
bridegroom Mr.. and Mrs. Bozell will be at homo
to their friends after June 80.
One of the most novel affairs of the
oldfashiored tea party given by Mrs. Il. j. McAvoy,
assisted by her daughter-in law, Mrs. Swain. of Kan
The novelty consisted in the oldfashioned
ticles at the One table cloth sixty five
years ago, and ancient family tea pot had given
forth its fragrant BIZ cath and cheered many gossip
slipping her tea, for of years The invitations
written paper yellow with being the
first ever made west of the Aleghenies. The house
decorated with old-fashoned flowers vase
filed with poppies black-eyed Susans, petunias,
guerites and long trailing vines of woodbine and
paragus climbed up to the mantle and completely
covered the crate. Similar bouquets adorned each